What does cc stand for?

The Turkish government lowered in March the special consumption tax (OTV) on cars with engines of up to 1,600 cubic centimeters from 37 percent to 18 percent.

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The 998 cubic centimeter, inline 3-cylinder 4-stroke features a 50-degree steering angle to facilitate turning radius, and a best-in-class 22-amp alternator that directs 17 amps of power to non-ignition electrical accessories.

Whereas 1,000 negative ions per cubic centimeter is considered the minimal optimum condition, it is not unusual for indoor air to have fewer than 100 ni/cc.

A cubic centimeter of Martian soil--about the volume of a sugar cube--delivered to one of the miniature laboratories on the lander revealed several water-soluble elements and inorganic compounds, including sodium, potassium chloride and magnesium, reported Samuel Kounaves of Tufts University in Medford, Mass.

One cubic centimeter of uranium is equivalent to 60,000 liters of gasoline, 110-160 tons of coal, or almost 60,000 cubic meters of natural gas.

1 fibers per cubic centimeter for an eight hour work period and one fiber per cubic centimeter in any given thirty minute time period.

The minimum amount of negative ions needed for humans to function properly is about 1000 per cubic centimeter and for a real sense of well being a ratio of 2000 negative and 1000 positive seems to create the right affect.